Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Procol Harum
Canonical path: /procol-harum/good-captain-clack
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Good Captain Clack
Read Good Captain Clack lyrics by Procol Harum on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Good Captain Clack
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Still scowling black
good Captain Clack
must eat his humble pie
His bed is made
the colours fade
his eyes once wet are dry
The naked muse
who sits and chews
tobacco off a tree
removes his shoes
gives way to booze
and searches endlessly
See the naked jumberlack
sip his aphrodisiac
Cotton-picking farmers three
Though I lost my weather vane
and of sense I have one grain
I'm content sipping lemon tea
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